Pickup trucks in the US
The pickup trucks the US drives most, with each one's official figure and what it costs to run a year at today's prices.
16 models
Ford
F150
1975–2026
23 mpg
$2,556 a year to run
Chevrolet
Silverado
1975–2026
23 mpg
$2,556 a year to run
Toyota
Tacoma
1995–2026
23 mpg
$2,556 a year to run
Toyota
Tundra
1999–2026
20 mpg
$2,938 a year to run
Ford
Ranger
1984–2026
31 mpg
$1,889 a year to run
Ram
1500
2013–2027
22 mpg
$2,671 a year to run
Dodge
Ram
1978–2021
19 mpg
$3,048 a year to run
Jeep
Gladiator
2020–2027
19 mpg
$3,083 a year to run
GMC
Sierra
1976–2026
23 mpg
$2,556 a year to run
Ford
Maverick
1974–2026
37 mpg
$1,589 a year to run
Nissan
Titan
2004–2024
18 mpg
$3,266 a year to run
Chevrolet
Colorado
2004–2026
20 mpg
$2,938 a year to run
Honda
Ridgeline
2006–2026
20 mpg
$2,938 a year to run
GMC
Canyon
2004–2026
18 mpg
$3,266 a year to run
Hyundai
Santa Cruz
2022–2027
24 mpg
$2,449 a year to run
Nissan
Frontier
1998–2027
19 mpg
$3,093 a year to run
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